Following lockdown restrictions during COVID-19 pandemic, online transactions in the United Arab Emirates increased more than 15% in May 2020 and grew further by over 30% in October 2020.
UAE as a growing hub for entrepreneurs with an expertise in a wide range of activities – from food, hospitality, technology, healthcare, tourism, retail, and more – all requiring the service of professional consultants.
Are you a professional who intends to share an expertise in a specific industry without market restrictions in Dubai? Obtaining a professional license from the Dubai Department of Economic Development (DDED) would be the best option for you.
If you are interested in a company setup in Dubai, you should get up to date with the latest technology available to run your company.
When starting a company setup in Dubai, you can choose between hiring full-time employees for every department of your company, or outsourcing specific activities to professional contractors.
When moving to a new country, one of the important steps of settling in is to familiarise yourself with its cultural norms and traditions.
Many entrepreneurs who start businesses in the UAE run them from their home countries.
When renewing their DED license, business owners must first ensure that the tenancy contracts for their rented properties have not expired.
It is not entirely uncommon for visas to get rejected due to mistakes made in the application. Fortunately, it is possible to reapply for the visa after correctly identifying and rectifying the error.
It is a prerequisite for businesses to provide an Arabic name, alongside its English version, during the UAE business licensing process.
Are you planning to sell the business you set up in Dubai? Many entrepreneurs like to sell their running businesses for a good profit, in order to reinvest it and start a new business in the UAE.
When starting a business in Dubai, foreign investors are often required to find a local sponsor. This is a mandatory requirement for acquiring a mainland license in Dubai, although rare exceptions to this rule exist.
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